Rihanna’s got jokes about having another child. Taking to Instagram on Sunday, (Jan. 11), Montana Rose Brown, the former Love Island star, wrote about her ideas for the New Year. “Deciding to get hot and sexy or get pregnant in 2026,” Brown wrote. She currently shares two children with her fiancé, Mark O’Connor. This post garnered a response from Rihanna who hilariously chimed in. “Wait! So I’m not crazy then? Bet!” Rihanna wrote in the comment section on Monday, Jan. 12. View this post on

Teyana Taylor set the tone for the 83rd Golden Globe Awards with a speech that felt intimate, intentional, and culturally grounded.  Taking home “Best Supporting Actress” for her role in One Battle After Another, Taylor won the first award of the night and immediately turned the spotlight into a moment of reflection rather than celebration. Her reaction carried disbelief, not bravado.  “I almost didn’t even write a speech because I didn’t think I would get this,” she told the room, puncturing

The Golden Globe Awards have been handed out in Los Angeles, honouring the best in film and television of the past 12 months.  One Battle After Another and Hamnet won the top awards in the film categories, while on the TV side, Netflix's Adolescence continued its winning streak. Here is the full list of winners and nominees. Film categories Best film - drama * WINNER: Hamnet * Frankenstein * It Was Just an Accident * The Secret Agent * Sentimental Value * Sinners Best film - musical

Hollywood couple Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors have been granted Guinean citizenship after tracing their ancestry to the West African nation through DNA testing, as reported in “Hollywood couple Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors gain Guinean citizenship.” The pair received passports at a private ceremony in Conakry on Friday, where senior officials welcomed them as “worthy sons and daughters” of Guinea and said they would now represent the country’s red‑yellow‑green flag around the world. During

If you zoom out, Netflix’s push into live sports looks less like a pivot into 24/7 broadcasting and more like a controlled move into a few big nights a year. A piece from WARC, Why Netflix sees live events rather than conventional sport as its future, frames these NFL and WWE deals as part of a broader “events, not seasons” strategy. The shift runs through its Christmas Day NFL games, a long‑term agreement for WWE Raw, and a handful of fight cards that behave more like specials than weekly oblig